Three rural regions in Nova Scotia will undertake transit studies to better serve residents after an investment of $148,000 from the federal government.
In the Annapolis Valley, Tidal Transit Authority will undertake a study to modernize their existing transit infrastructure to support the introduction of lower-emission vehicles into their service. Tidal Transit serves eight rural municipalities across the western region of Nova Scotia from Weymouth to Grand Pré.
The Municipality of the County of Inverness will assess the efficiency of their transit system by engaging with transportation providers, partners, and communities to determine transit needs. The assessment will also consider potential changes to the current transit system and explore collaborative opportunities.
The Town of Mahone Bay will conduct a research project to explore zero-emissions transportation options for the town and surrounding region.
